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crossed eyes

American  

noun

  1. strabismus, especially the form in which one or both eyes turn inward.


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She repeatedly draws her sacred objects in oil pastel: desserts, Ferris wheels and crossed eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

The contest says it promotes the adoption of dogs, even ones that might have “missing fur, crossed eyes, duck waddles or mismatched ears.”

From New York Times

Kazemi has a way with off-kilter alignments — showing crossed legs and even slightly crossed eyes — that make her characters comically endearing.

From New York Times

The grey cat with shining green, crossed eyes, has become a favourite with visitors, including former U.S.

From Reuters

“If you say climate is No. 1 when it comes to land, everyone would look at you with crossed eyes,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times